e-FIR Registration (Theft/Lost)
Register an e-FIR for lost property or vehicle theft without visiting the police station.
Overview
Most states in India now allow citizens to file an 'e-FIR' for lost articles (mobiles, documents) and vehicle theft through the CCTNS portal or state police apps.
1Step-by-Step Instructions
Mobile Number
Must use a valid mobile number for OTP verification.
- Using an email you cannot access
2Document Checklist
Required Documents
0 of 3 ready
Why Applications Get Rejected
False Information
Providing fake details is a punishable offense under IPC.
Heinous Crime
e-FIR is only for lost property/theft. Serious crimes require station visit.
3Appointment & Visit
Login
Visit State Police Citizen Portal or CCTNS.
File Complaint
Select 'Register e-FIR' or 'Lost Article Report'.
Sign
Digitally sign using Aadhaar e-Sign (in some states).
Download
Download the digitally signed FIR copy immediately.
Common Questions
Q. Is e-FIR valid for insurance?
Yes, insurance companies accept e-FIR for claims.
Q. Can I report a stolen phone?
Yes, providing the IMEI number is crucial for phone theft reporting.
Q. Do I need to visit the station later?
For simple lost items, no. For vehicle theft, you might need to visit for final report collection.
Q. Is it available in all states?
Most states like Delhi, UP, Maharashtra have it. Some smaller states might still require physical visits.
Q. Is there a fee?
No, filing an FIR is a free service.